Marlon Brando Movie:

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Cowboy Heroes of the Silver Screen - 2 DVD Collectors Edition Embossed Tin! The Over-The-Hill Gang starring Walter Brennan. In this light-hearted western starring Walter Brennan, a corrupt mayor (Edward Andrews) is trying to force his opponent (Ricky Nelson) to drop out of the race. When a group of retired Texas Rangers tries to clean up the town, they quickly learn that they are no match for the mayor's hired guns. They soon figure out they must use their experience and wits to overcome the younger, quicker foes and restore order and democracy to the town. The Shooting starring Jack Nicholson. Full of mystery and revenge, The Shooting tells the story of a miner (Warren Oates) who has just returned to camp to find one of his partners dead and his brother missing. When a young woman appears and hires him to lead her to the distant town of Kingsley, he believes there must be a connection. Along the way, they meet up with her hired gunslinger (Jack Nicholson) and it becomes clear that they are out for revenge and his brother is the target. Vengeance Valley starring Burt Lancaster and Joanne Dru. Even-tempered Owen Daybright is the adopted son of rancher Arch Strobie. All his life, Owen has been covering up for his good-for-nothing brother, Lee. Rage at Dawn starring Forrest Tucker, Randolph Scott. Rage at Dawn is an interesting, but not particularly classic western. What makes it stand apart from most is the introduction of espionage. Sturdy as ever, Scott is a "Peterson" man, an obvious allusion to the famous Pinkerton Detective Agency. He must infiltrate a gang of murderous outlaw brothers and trick them into causing their own downfall. Their beautiful sister, a non-crook, and Scott naturally hit it off. Familiar faces? How about a clean-shaven Denver Pyle? One-Eyed Jacks starring Marlon Brando, Karl Malden. This 1961 Western is Marlon Brando's only directorial effort. It is the Old West of 1880 and Brando stars as Kid Rio, who along with his partner, Dad Longworth (Karl Malden) are bank robbers caught holding up a Mexican bank.